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Aquebogue, New York - 22 May 2025

1. Wide of a Doug Corwin walking into barn

2. Wide of ducks inside a New York farm amid bird flu concerns.

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

"I mean , you can see these birds here , how they're healthy , they're active , they're vital. Back in the middle of July , I was tending to a barn one day they were beautiful like this and the next day I saw multiple dead ones all over the place . I saw maybe 100 or so lethargic birds and 100 or so that were almost looking like they were violently ill and you don't normally see a change like that. It's something I'd never seen before ."

4. Corwin looking at a new flock of ducks

5. Wide of Corwin looking at ducks

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

"Once I knew that what it was , I realized USDA was gonna come in and force us to euthanize everything. It was a devastating emotional thing ."

7. Wide of ducks crowded together on Corwin's farm

8. Various of Corwin holding one of his new ducks

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

Most of my people have been with me 10, 20 , 30 years and all of a sudden realized that most of them had to be laid off that day . That was a devastating , gut-wrenching experience. Imagine putting 45 people in a room and try to to explain that this was the last day of work. It ranks up with the death of my parents as the toughest day of my life ."

10. Corwin closing barn door at his duck farm

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

"This strain has been ravaging the US poultry industry for 4 years now. What are we up to now, 180 million birds that have been depopulated?"

12. Wide of Crescent Duck Farm entrance amid bird flu concerns

13. Various of Corwin in the butchering section of the farm

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

"I'm arguing very hard that the United States needs to change its policy on vaccinations. There are many vaccines that work for this. We're just not allowed to use them due to political pressure, export concerns. With a combination of biosecurity, good biosecurity and vaccination, I would sleep an awful lot better at night, but right now I'm very nervous."

15. Corwin holding one of the new ducks

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

"If I go through this twice, I'm done as a duck farmer."

17. Various of Corwin in his office

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

"It would be smarter for me to bulldoze this all down and turn it into money. Now the land is worth a lot of money out here, but I don't think that'd be right. I think I owe it to Long Island to keep going and I'm gonna do my best to try to do that ."

19. Mid of Corwin with a sign reading "Shut the Duck Up!"

20. Wide of Corwin

STORYLINE:

Doug Corwin knew there was a problem at his family’s commercial d... [truncated]

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Aquebogue, New York - 22 May 2025

1. Wide of a Doug Corwin walking into barn

2. Wide of ducks inside a New York farm amid bird flu concerns.

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"I mean , you can see these birds here, how they're healthy , they're active , they're vital. Back in the middle of July , I was tending to a barn one day they were beautiful like this and the next day I saw multiple dead ones all over the place . I saw maybe 100 or so lethargic birds and 100 or so that were almost looking like they were violently ill and you don't normally see a change like that. It's something I'd never seen before."

4. Corwin looking at a new flock of ducks

5. Wide of Corwin looking at ducks

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

++COVERED++

"Once I knew that what it was , I realized USDA was gonna come in and force us to euthanize everything. It was a devastating emotional thing."

7. Wide of ducks crowded together at a New York farm amid bird flu concerns.

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"I had 72 employees at the time. Most of my people have been with me 10, 20 , 30 years and all of a sudden realized that most of them had to be laid off that day. That was a devastating , gut-wrenching experience. It ranks up with the death of my parents as the toughest day of my life."

9. Various of Corwin holding one duck from new flock

10. Corwin closing barn door at his duck farm

11. Various of Corwin in the butchering section of the farm

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"This strain has been ravaging the US poultry industry for 4 years now. I'm arguing very hard that the United States needs to change its policy on vaccinations. There are many vaccines that work for this. We're just not allowed to use them due to political pressure, export concerns. With a combination of good biosecurity and vaccination I would sleep an awful lot better at night , but right now I'm very nervous."

13. Wide of Crescent Duck Farm entrance amid bird flu concerns.

14. Various of Corwin in his office

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

++COVERED++

"We're the last of Long Island's duck farms. If I go through this twice , I'm done as a duck farmer."

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Corwin, Owner of Crescent Duck Farm:

++COVERED++

"It would be smarter for me to bulldoze this all down and turn it into money . Now the land is worth a lot of money out here , but I don't think that'd be right . I think I owe it to Long Island to keep going , and I'm gonna do my best to try to do that ."

17. Mid of Corwin with a sign reading "Shut the Duck Up!"

18. Wide of Corwin

STORYLINE:

Doug Corwin knew there was a problem at his family’s commercial duck farm in Long Island when he spotted scores of dead or lethargic birds ... [truncated]

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Los Angeles - 18 June 2025

1. Wide of protesters in Los Angeles holding signs against potential U.S. involvement in Israel's conflict with Iran

2. Mid of sign reading (English) "Money for People's Needs Not War with Iran"

3. Mid of protesters in Los Angeles holding signs

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Sandra (Last name not given), Protestor:

"I'm here because a few days ago, Israel attacked Iran, and Iran is my motherland. I have families there, my mom, my brother, my sister-in-law, and all my friends lives there. And I came here to speak up, to say to our president, we don't need war. You know, I'm a here as an American person, and I love America, but I don't want war. I need peace. All of the people, they need peace. So that's why I came here, because I'm helpless. I couldn't speak even with my family. They live in Tehran, and I lost my connection with them. It's hard. I didn't speak with them for two days. So it's so hard for me. I'm here, like, far, far from them. I'm feeling - I'm a very hopeless person in the family. So these are the only things I can do. And with a voice - so many of my friends, they reach out to me on my Instagram. They ask me, Sandra, be our voice. We don't need war."

5. Mid of protesters in Los Angeles holding signs reading (English) "Don't Die For Israel"

6. Mid of protestors in Los Angeles holding signs against U.S. involvement in Israel's conflict with Iran

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Shany Ebadi, Protestor from Los Angeles:

"I'm out here today to protest with my community, to stand up to Trump's threat of war against Iran, to unite our community around the struggle that we have been facing here with the mass deportations, the ICE raids that have been devastating our community. And now Trump wants to wage another war abroad to enact a U.S.-Israeli war against Iran, while the majority of Americans here, we know, are opposed to war or opposed to any U.S. Involvement with war in the Middle East. And actually demand for the U.S. to leave all the military bases that are lining the border of Iran. To stop funding billions of dollars into war abroad when we are missing crucial things here at home, affordable housing, universal health care, basic needs of our working people that are not and have not been met."

8. Wide of US Marines and FBI officers standing guard during the protest in Los Angeles

9. Mid of protesters in Los Angeles holding signs against US-Israel war on Iran.

10. Various of protest signs reading (English) "Stop Bombing Iran"

11. Mid of military personnel and FBI agents standing guard during the protest

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Shany Ebadi, Protestor from Los Angeles:

"I think it is a crime for Israel to have launched an illegal and unprovoked attack against Iran, against the Iranian people. I think that we have been seeing today, I'm sure thousands of people have been coming into the streets to say that this was an unprovoking attack, an illegal at... [truncated]

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New York - 18 June 2025

1. Jay Manuel

2. Jonathan Cheban

3. Dimitri Beauchamp

4. Nicque Marina

5. Eleanor Barnes (Snitchery)

6. Reagan To

7. Sheynnis Palacios

8. Julia Molinari

9. DJ Whoo Kid

10. Jooshica

11. Chloe Flower

12. Phil Yu

13. David Ma

14. Kevin Ninh

15. Heidi Wong

16. Reinhardt Kenneth

17. Peppermint with guest

18. Elisa Annenberg

19. Di Mondo

STORYLINE:

Guests arrive Wednesday for the New York premiere of the third and final season of the popular Netflix thriller, "Squid Game."

The story picks up after the Season 2 finale, with Gi-hun, aka Player 456, played by Lee Jung-Jae confronting the aftermath of his failed rebellion and the tragic death of his friend, Jung-bae.

As he grapples with the with the loss he falls into deep despair, he’s pushed to the brink by The Front Man (Lee Byung-hun), who hides his true identity to infiltrate the game.

Squid Game S3 begins streaming June 27 on Netflix.

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St. Paul, Minnesota - 18 June 2025

1. Mid of the Minnesota Orchestra playing in front of the Minnesota State Capitol

2. Pan left, attendees at the candlelight vigil

3. Mid of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz hugging and comforting another person

4. Mid of people showing emotion at the vigil

5. Various of the vigil, people showing emotion and leaving flowers at a makeshift memorial

6. Various of people singing "Amazing Grace"

7. Various of a makeshift memorial

8. Mid of the Minnesota flag at half-staff

STORYLINE:

A candlelight vigil in remembrance of former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark Hortman, was held Wednesday evening on the steps of the State Capitol in St. Paul.

Hortman and her husband, Mark, were fatally shot in their home early Saturday morning by a man posing as a police officer in the Minneapolis suburb of Brooklyn Center.

Hortman had served as the top House Democratic leader since 2017, and six years as speaker, starting in 2019. Under a power-sharing deal after the 2024 election left the House tied, her title became speaker emerita and Republican Rep. Lisa Demuth became speaker.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and his wife, Gwen Walz, attended the vigil, joining mourners in singing “Amazing Grace,” holding candles, and leaving flowers at a makeshift memorial.

The man charged in federal and state court with killing them, Vance Boelter, is also accused of shooting another Democratic lawmaker, Sen. John Hoffman, and his wife, Yvette, at their home a few miles away in Champlin. They survived and are recovering. Boelter’s attorneys have declined to comment on the charges

The Hortmans were alumni of the University of Minnesota, which scheduled a midday memorial gathering on the Minneapolis campus. The university said the event was to offer space “to acknowledge our shared grief, honor those who serve in public life, and reaffirm our collective commitment to leadership grounded in compassion, dialogue, and democracy.”

Melissa Hortman earned a law degree from the university in 1995, while Mark Hortman earned an MBA there in 2011.

Vance Boelter, 57, faces federal murder and stalking charges related to the Hortmans' deaths.

Authorities say he also shot and wounded Sen. John Hoffman, a Democrat, and his wife, Yvette, at their home in a nearby neighborhood that same morning.

They also said he visited the homes of two other state legislators but did not encounter them, and officials in other states reported Monday that they were on his list of targets.

AP Video: Mark Vancleave

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St. Paul, Minnesota - 18 June 2025

1. Mid of the Minnesota Orchestra playing in front of the Minnesota State Capitol

2. Pan left, attendees at the candlelight vigil

3. Mid of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz hugging and comforting another person

4. Mid of people showing emotion at the vigil

5. Various of people singing "Amazing Grace"

6. Various of the vigil, people showing emotion and leaving flowers at a makeshift memorial

7. Mid of Gov. Walz with Melissa Hortman's brother, Patrick Haluptzok

8. Various of the Minnesota State Capitol

9. Various of the makeshift memorial

10. Various of photos of Melissa Hortman

11. Mid of the Minnesota flag at half-staff

12. Various of people leaving flowers at the makeshift memorial

13. Various of service dogs related to the one also shot at Hortman's home

STORYLINE:

A candlelight vigil in remembrance of former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark Hortman, was held Wednesday evening on the steps of the State Capitol in St. Paul.

Hortman and her husband, Mark, were fatally shot in their home early Saturday morning by a man posing as a police officer in the Minneapolis suburb of Brooklyn Center.

Hortman had served as the top House Democratic leader since 2017, and six years as speaker, starting in 2019. Under a power-sharing deal after the 2024 election left the House tied, her title became speaker emerita and Republican Rep. Lisa Demuth became speaker.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and his wife, Gwen Walz, attended the vigil, joining mourners in singing “Amazing Grace,” holding candles, and leaving flowers at a makeshift memorial.

The man charged in federal and state court with killing them, Vance Boelter, is also accused of shooting another Democratic lawmaker, Sen. John Hoffman, and his wife, Yvette, at their home a few miles away in Champlin. They survived and are recovering. Boelter’s attorneys have declined to comment on the charges

The Hortmans were alumni of the University of Minnesota, which scheduled a midday memorial gathering on the Minneapolis campus. The university said the event was to offer space “to acknowledge our shared grief, honor those who serve in public life, and reaffirm our collective commitment to leadership grounded in compassion, dialogue, and democracy.”

Melissa Hortman earned a law degree from the university in 1995, while Mark Hortman earned an MBA there in 2011.

Vance Boelter, 57, faces federal murder and stalking charges related to the Hortmans' deaths.

Authorities say he also shot and wounded state Sen. John Hoffman, a Democrat, and his wife, Yvette, at their home in a nearby neighborhood that same morning.

They also said he visited the homes of two other state legislators but did not encounter them.

Acting U.S. Attorney Joseph Thompson revealed Monday at a news conference allegations that Boelter had dozens of other Democrats as potential targets, including offic... [truncated]

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Manila, Philippines - 18 June 2025

1. Wide of Jose Rizal monument, built to commemorate the executed Filipino nationalist Jose Rizal

2. Philippine Marine standing guard at Rizal monument

3. Various of Jose Rizal bronze sculpture

4. Philippine Marine standing beside monument

5. Wide of street with monument in background

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ARCHIVE: Manila, Philippines - 21 February 2025

6. Water fountain beside Andres Bonifacio and the Katipunan Revolution Monument (left) with Manila City hall tower

7. Various of Manila City hall clock tower

8. Various of Bonifacio monument holding a bolo (type of Filipino sword) and the Katipunan Revolution Monument

9. Wide of Philippine passenger jeepney with Bonifacio monument and Manila city hall in background

10. Pan down from loading and unloading sign to passenger jeepneys

11. Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception or Manila Cathedral originally constructed in 1571

12. Various of saints on the Manila Cathedral facade

13. Various of angels holding cross on Cathedral

14. Pan down from Manila Cathedral to churchgoers

15. Various wides of Manila Chinatown, said to be oldest Chinatown in the world

16. Jones bridge going to China town arch

17. Various of Chinatown arch

18. Wide of People Power Monument, an 18-meter-high monument built to commemorate the 1986 People Power Revolution

19. Various of female statue with raised arms with unchained shackles on her wrists, symbolizing freedom and liberation from oppression

20. Monuments of civilians and other participants of revolution

21. Statue of former Senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino

22. Aquino statue beside People power monument

23. Various of monument

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Manila, Philippines - 17 June 2025.

24. Wide of Ninoy Aquino International airport

25. Ninoy Aquino International airport sign

26. Philippine flags at airport driveway

27. Cars at airport entrance

28. Various of passengers at entrance

29. Airport driveway

STORYLINE:

Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is home to a number of historic landmarks that reflect the nation's complicated cultural identity and revolutionary struggles.

One of the most prominent is the Rizal Monument, built in honor of Filipino nationalist José Rizal, who was executed by Spanish authorities in 1896 for the crime of rebellion.

Today, it is continuously guarded by members of the Philippine Marine Corps.

Nearby stands the Bonifacio Shrine, which includes the Katipunan Revolution Monument in Hero’s Park. Unveiled in 1998, the sculpture depicts the revolutionary leader Andres Bonifacio and commemorates his role in the fight against Spanish rule.

Manila’s Chinatown, located in the Binondo district, is said to be the oldest in the world. In 2023, Mayor Honey Lacuna marked the district’s 430th founding anniversary.

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Fanø, Denmark - 17 June 2025

1. Various of kites flying over Fanø beach

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Paul Therkelsen, Kite festival organizer:

++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT3++

“We’re really happy to be able to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Fanø International Kite Fliers meeting. Because It vent from a very small — nothing like a festival, but just a couple of tourists flying kites. And then to now, where after forty years we are the biggest kite-flyers meeting in the world, with maybe up to 5 to 6,000 kite flyers coming here to fly there kites, every year.”

3. Indonesian kite being launched

4. Indonesian man holding kite line

5. Indonesian kites flying

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Kadek Armika, Indonesian kite builder and artist: ++SOUNDBITE IS OVERLAID BY SHOT4-5++

“The spiritual kite and philosophy of the kite tradition in Indonesia is very high spiritual. The one single line is between a people to the god, this flying with the vertical connecting. That is the story of spiritual kites in Indonesia.”

7. Mid of kite being carried

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Rüdiger Ueberschaer, Kiter from Germany:++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT9++

“It’s fantastic. It’s really great to do it and to see the long tail here. I’m so happy to be a part of it.”

9. Indonesian kite being launched

10. Various of kites flying over Fanø beach

STORYLINE:

Kite enthusiasts are descending upon the Danish island of Fanø, transforming the sky into a breathtaking display of soaring color.

Located on Denmark’s rugged west coast, where the North Sea meets the Atlantic, Fanø is famed for its wide, flat beaches and steady coastal winds — a natural stage for what has become the world’s largest kite-flying event.

Visitors are even allowed to drive directly onto the island’s 14-kilometer (8.7-mile) stretch of hard-packed sand.

“It started as something very small, not even official — just a few tourists flying kites. And now, forty years later, we are the largest kite-flyers’ gathering in the world,” said festival organizer Paul Therkelsen.

This year’s meeting carries special significance: 2025 marks the 40th anniversary of the festival.

To celebrate, organizers launched the initiative “Indonesia to Fanø”, inviting some of the most renowned Indonesian kite builders and flyers to participate in this year’s program and share their centuries-old traditions with the global kite community.

A 100-meter-long (328 feet) Indonesian kite was paraded through the cobbled streets of Nordby — a historic seafaring village dating back to the Viking Age.

With roots stretching to around the year 700 and a church from 1789, Nordby was once Denmark’s gateway to exotic trade.

During the festival, locals proudly showcase their traditional costumes and finely crafted fabrics, offering a glimpse into Fanø’s rich cultural heritage.

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Fanø, Denmark - 17 June 2025

1. Various of kites flying over Fanø beach

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Paul Therkelsen, Kite festival organizer:

“We’re really happy to be able to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Fanø International Kite Fliers meeting. Because It vent from a very small — nothing like a festival, but just a couple of tourists flying kites. And then to now, where after forty years we are the biggest kite-flyers meeting in the world, with maybe up to 5 to 6,000 kite flyers coming here to fly there kites, every year.”

3. Wide of 100 meter (328 feet) long Indonesian kite carried through the streets

4. Mid of kite being carried

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Rüdiger Ueberschaer, Kiter from Germany:

“It’s fantastic. It’s really great to do it and to see the long tail here. I’m so happy to be a part of it.”

6. Indonesian kite being launched

7. 100-meter-long (328 feet) kite flying

8. Indonesian kite builder Kadek Armika fastening kite

9. Close of kite

10. Pull focus kite

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Kadek Armika, Indonesian kite builder and artist:

“The spiritual kite and philosophy of the kite tradition in Indonesia is very high spiritual. The one single line is between a people to the god, this flying with the vertical connecting. That is the story of spiritual kites in Indonesia.”

12. Indonesian kite being launched

13. Indonesian man holding kite line

14. Indonesian kites flying

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Paul Therkelsen, Kite festival organizer:

“The main reason for having the Indonesia is, of course, the tradition they have for kites flying in many, many years. But also because not long ago, they found in a cave a painting of a kite which is probably something around 4,000 years old - and could be the oldest known kite in the world.”

16. Man holding Indonesian kite

17. Indonesian kite flying

18. Pan from banner reading (English) “Fanø International Kite Fliers Meeting” to people carrying kite

19. Various of kites flying over Fanø beach

STORYLINE:

Kite enthusiasts are descending upon the Danish island of Fanø, transforming the sky into a breathtaking display of soaring color.

Located on Denmark’s rugged west coast, where the North Sea meets the Atlantic, Fanø is famed for its wide, flat beaches and steady coastal winds — a natural stage for what has become the world’s largest kite-flying event.

Visitors are even allowed to drive directly onto the island’s 14-kilometer (8.7-mile) stretch of hard-packed sand.

“It started as something very small, not even official — just a few tourists flying kites. And now, forty years later, we are the largest kite-flyers’ gathering in the world,” said festival organizer Paul Therkelsen.

This year’s meeting carries special significance: 2025 marks the 40th anniversary of the festival.

To celebrate, organizers launched the initiative “Indonesia to Fanø”, inviting some of the most renowned Indonesian kite builders and flyers to participate i... [truncated]

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Southern Israel looking into Gaza Strip - 19 June 2025

1. Wide of explosion on Gaza skyline

STORYLINE:

Explosions were seen on the Gaza skyline in the early hours of Thursday as Israel continued to target the territory.

Israeli strikes across the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis killed 22 people, including two children, and injured 90 others since dawn Wednesday, according to records from Nasser Hospital, where the bodies were taken.

Eight were killed sheltering in tents and five others killed while trying to get aid, according to hospital records obtained by an AP contributor.

Dozens gathered at Nasser Hospital to mourn their loved ones placed in body bags, including Ahmed Abu Rizk, a boy who cried and screamed in disbelief at losing his father, who was fatally shot when they were getting aid at the U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid distribution centre in Rafah.

Gaza’s Health Ministry said hospitals across the territory took in 144 bodies and treated 560 wounded people within a 24-hour period.

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